In Need of a 99-03 GT Rear Bumper

99BuffaloPony

99BuffaloPony

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Hey, do you guys have any suggestions for me on this one. I just got my Magnaflow Dual's put on today, and I'd really like to rock out with the GT look rather than just having the Tips stick out under the bumper. Anybody know of a GT bumper for sale anywhere or any other ideas? Much appreciated, thanks guys.
 
BubbaStanGT

BubbaStanGT

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I saw one on Craigslist in Cheekadavegas about a week or so ago. I wanted to buy it b.c its white and in "perfect condition" but couldnt get out there. Ill find it and post the link for ya bud.
 
99BuffaloPony

99BuffaloPony

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Good deal thanks for the heads up guys, I just called the guy but no answer so I emailed his link. Hope it pans out. If not Im either gonna just keep lookin or I may possibly get the tips powdercoated matte black..What do you think of that idea?
 
99BuffaloPony

99BuffaloPony

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What should I use? Should I just get like Engine Enamel...The high heat resistant shit? Do ya think it would look good? The Car is Laser Red and everything else on it is Matte black.
 
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RideThePony2004

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yeah...can u loosen up the tips a lil so u can paint them all the way around?

id sand it with like a 200 or 400 till its nice and smooth then just use a high heat paint...im pretty sure they have flat black...shud run u about 10 bucks all together....
 
MineralGray02K

MineralGray02K

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ponycrazy2002 said:
yeah...can u loosen up the tips a lil so u can paint them all the way around?

id sand it with like a 200 or 400 till its nice and smooth then just use a high heat paint...im pretty sure they have flat black...shud run u about 10 bucks all together....
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high heat paint doesnt last forever though.

You can get them powder coated by Prodigy Coatings which is one of our Sponsors. He does the work for OCC and has good prices. You can ask him right on the forum here http://newyorkmustangs.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=137
 
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RideThePony2004

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yeah but just the tips would be a waste of money in my opinion. a 500 degree fahrenheit paint lasted me about 2 1/2 years...im planning to redo them with a much higher temperature range...so it should last...
 
99BuffaloPony

99BuffaloPony

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I can only loosen the clamp holding the tip to the pipe, I cant spin it though because instead of using the provided hanger bracket on the tip, the muffler shop welded the hanger to the bracket, but im pretty sure that I would be able to get at the top pretty good.
 
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RideThePony2004

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so do that man...im sure you can get wat u want by using the high heat paint...get at least 1000degrees tho...and make sure you prep & clean it really good...post some before and after pics if u can
 
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